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I've just returned from Weldon's
And my head is in whirl,
For he has enough ofthe ::Beautifui"
To satisfy the world,
The Gem" is like "casEet"
Filled with jewels rich and rare,
Sufficient to the banishment
Oftrouble and of care.
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And kinds that do not know,
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And as white as driven snow.
And the Gem" Is lik a poets dream"
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And Trevor IS in profuSi III
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

A $4,000 fire occurred At Bristol, Tenn.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-05

Young and pretty Grace Chambers, not quite
is years old, aud married only six weeks was in
Jefferson Market COur. Yesterday on complaint
Of her husband. Harry ChamberA - years old
and q aculptor. He wanted her examined as to
her mental condition. Grace's father was oil
renner at GAINESVILLE, Ohio He died Ave years ago,
and her mother married Billy" Burke tho clown OF
Forepaugh's circus. Some three months ago Grace, In
company OF Mr.. and Mrs, Nusent and Harry Chambers
went TO coney Island They forgot all about the time OF
tho departure or the last train ami compelled to
remain on tue isIand ail night when trace got home
her mother drove her ont al the house.
six weeks ago race and Harry Chambers were mar.
fiod aud went to Washington Two week. cham
OeTs returned to New York on business Ani lett his vile
at he RrnndmothoTs In Washington. lie wrote her
several letters ia come home bat se failed 10 hISwrr
Yesterday tnrnnI Ito was nutincd thar she was coming
" New YORK lie me- hsr at the depot In Jersey ely
she refused tn i've with him with hrr mOhcr. ~
WIN do Insi ~ please In the future. dom want
lave some one c So better" she Haih
Ars Burke, the IN iher, said thai her daughter
victim ~ the tkalilg rtnk. was her youngest
chid and had Always been her pet she was wiling 20
take her hOne and keep her II she would live with
her husband JUsIee DAILY asked the gir:
Will you 40 and live with Your husband -
"ThAnk YOU had rather not " she coolly replied
81 don't know"
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MISS CLEHELAND,s NEW DUTIES.
she 10 Fsrm>liy Iustalled - Iastructsr q
Ars. Reeds Boarding. School.

she is Ferm>liy Iustalled Iastructsr In
Mrs.. Reeds Boarding. School.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland made her
first bow in the class room In this city yester-
day In Mrs. Sylvanus Reeds boarding and day
school at and East Fifty third street. When
the pupils arrived there yesterday morning to
begin the new terms work copies Of this notice
were handed to them:
Miss Cleveland has accepted tho proposition made to
her by Mrs sylvanus Reed by which she 10 to DO
ciated hereafter In the executive administration Of Mrs
Reeds school, While Miss Cleveland will share with
Mira Reed the responsibility devoving upon the head Of
the school, she will herself conduct the studies OF the
senior and post graduate classes in the department of
American history.
Many Of the parents Of the young ladies were
present In the chapel to witness the opening
exercises OF the school, when Mrs. Reed en-
tered, attended by Miss Cleveland and other
members OF the faculty. All eyes were turned
upon the Presidents sister. who bore herself
with dignity and composure: She was dressed
plainly in black, without jewelry. After the
gan. Mrs. Reed turned to the pupils. and taking
Miss Cleveland by the hand Introduced her
formally to the school Miss Cleveland bowed
70 her new charges. One hundred
together and returned Miss Cleyeand's salute
snmed their seats, Miss Cleveland addressed
them briefly. assuring the young Indies, as any
one might do, OF her pleasure In knowing them.
and her hope to know them all better, The
young ladies were then presented Individually
formed and Miss Cleveland was occupied with
her new duties,
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sE.lECH1ya FOR A MURDERER.
No Clue TO the A<snssins who Killed n Phil.
Hdeiphin policeman.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-The entirs police
force Of tho city arc searching for tho murderer
OF Policeman William ID. Johnston, who was
shot and killed by an unknown man at Thirty
third street aud PoWcton avenue early yes
terday morning. Several persons have re-
ported to the police that they saw man an
swering the description Of the murderer pass
ing over the roads on the outskirts Of tho
western part Of the city. and policemen have
been sent as far ~ twenty miles, outside the
city limits 10 scour the agriculture districts Of
Delaware county. the direction In which the
murderer was Inst seen moving. A telegram
to-day was received from the Chief of Police OF
Columbia, Pa. saying that he mad under arrest
man who cnnicsses 10 having murdered the
policeman. Tho .0inmhia Chief requested u
DESCRIPTION OF the murderer, which Was M once
teegraphed him. A subscription list has been
started for the benefit al lhe dead polcemnns
family. anu a meeting oil citizens will he he'd
tV-morrnw night to uNteGd this movement.
MAY or I'll Ter to-day offered 5000 reward for the
arrest ana conviction OF The murderer He
also sent y cheek Tor 500 rs his contribution
to the polireman's lnmiiy.
A despatch from York, Pn., announced the
arrest there oil man supposed to be the muir
QOTpr,
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Caring for lre..na,. u.,er.,s..

The municipal council OF tho Irish National
League last night completed arrangements for the re.
cep:ion Of the Irish delegates Mcssrs oConnor and
Esnondc. at Cooper Institute tonight Tickets Of ad.
mirson will be sold at 10 cents each and the money will
to the fund to aid the evic,ed Irish tenants Pre.
dent j. Gleason announced that Charles A. Dana had
consented to preside. Beside the addresses Of Mess
o'Connor and Esnonde speeches will be made by Gov
BRIGGS Of Delaware, ex Judge Noah Davis Sunset Cox
and Roger A. Pryor. committee of the Irish rarIa.
men,ary Fund Association appointed BY Chairman
in the management Of the rece ptioh.
The Messrs oG' nnor and tHnonde spent Yesterday
In pleasure tour spolt the city In the morning Dele
gate on.onnor went Down TO Castle Garden aud was
shown lhronyh the Institution BY Father Rlordan In
Gen Martin Mcmahon called at the Hoffman House
and took tho DELEGATES for drive IN Central Park,
Commissioner Coleman aud L. >. Callahan accompanied
them. sI evening John !. Lynch took tie delegates
70 the Mad sou square Theatre and aftrIward dined
visit the various downtown exchanges
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BoL11Na FROM IRVING HALL
Many Members withdraw Because
Rosolutlon 10 Tabled.

Many Members withdraw Because .
Rosolutioa 10 Tabled.
The Executive Committee Of Irving Hall
mot last night. Robert B. Mooney presided.
Sitting among the members Of tho committee
wore ex-senator Francis NJ. Bixby and Robert
A. Van WICK Of tho Citizens Committee. which
last year endorsed Theodore Roosevelt for
Mayor. Mr.. Mooney said that 1t was with sad
ness that he arose to address the meeting.
Grover Cleveland never would have boon President
but for Irving Hall Grover says he Democrat but
we may doubt it. wedont disown him. but We are not
very proud of him.
Commodore Joseph H. Tooker presented q
declaration Of principles ratifying the nomina-
lions for State officers made at Saratoga. and
claiming the credit for the election OF Cleve-
land. Hill, Grant, and Rufus ". Peckham. and
William W Cooks Of the Twenty-frst district
examination Till SUPPORT no candidates
independents for the Senate or Assembly"
Aftei much talk Nick Haughton dared any
ono to question his Democracy, but moved to
table the resolution and the motion was car
Mr.. Steinert then shouted:
On behalf Of the delegation for the TWEEN
f frem afsGs that they withdraw
There was a small: sized stampede for atims.
but patriotic delegates headed II of by shout
Irving Hall. These went t' out: "'0'a ''nA'n III
S;s'' S';s ga: ..s:;y ss.s &
trsI Sh.rissi Cornell CHARLES y. Brooke, j. H. Ehr:
and & Ryan uSn district Dan,s
Murphy. and James Sattery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-05
LIVES LOST IN LAKE MICHIGAN
A Propeller Dnshed to Pieces In . Terrible
Gale-Wreck OF . schsoner.

MACK1NAC CITY, Oct. 4-The propeller Cali
fornia, commanded by Capt Trowcll. left Chi
cago on Saturday night. bound for Montreal
She was laden with 10000 bushels Of corn and
700 barrels Of pork. and carried q crew Of
twenty-five persons and three passengers. She
encountered a heavy wind early ON Monday
morning OF the Beavers, aud at p N. the sea
had increased so that 1t was impossible to steer
her, and 300 barrels Of pork were thrown over
board. but without helping her much. About
II P NJ, when just above st. Helena Island
the sea broke in the gangways and put out the
the sea and began breaking up
The Captain, ordered The boats lowered. but
she WAS 20 badly Listed that + WAS
returned found that The frs. mate and several
began rapidly breaking up and soon ali hands
were struggling In the water. The Captain
and engineer succeeded In getting boat loose
gineer, cook. and one lady passenger. Their
boat driited DC down alongside the propeller A.
and was picked W and brought here.
Another boat had spscesdedr min in getting
Paxton picked up ono man who was drifting
the lost sV are George Foley. psrscr: corneiias
AhSr assss ss6n boy and
Robert Grant. The shore for Ave miles above
ssys sn5 xa Ti ms csp Ss
1t Ia probable that oil the bodies will he .re-
covered soyen q the crew reached Point Les
Bar6cs In the hfeboat In an almost lifeless
Later information places the number lost
Mt fourteen and the saved thirteen. The
Is breaking over it. ITbe hull is under water.
the masts gone. and the cabin stands on end.
found under 1t. The survivors are being ten.
DERBY cared for by farmers. -Four OF the sailor
were unconseious, when shore was reached
Owen Rourke, a wheelsman. says: After all
crew Gathered Ia The cabin and phi on f iiie
mense sea struck her and threw her over on
her side. When she came down she appeared
to strike bottom. and the whole cabin collapsed
,I RoGr h say, he pulled himself Into a lie
Straits four hours, the boat being full OF water.
Montreal; who were Re, hanging on tho side. we're
vana owned By Capt Road s fS Of Reaoaha.
ns ssnals dstpress IKE 1esse Was IN
toksep her hold clear Of water. Cant; John
headed for the shore. Al Q o'clock, when about
three-fourths Of q mile OH shore. the vessel
Into the erlEEIng. There were. seven men
aboard. Cant. Curran, stewart John, Morris.
and u sailor named Joseph Clint, climbed into
rigging. AS the vessel gave n heavy lnrch the
m ,f, crashed overheard carrying tho
for shore. and when last seen weru brcasting
the waves. As nothing has been scen Of them
since. they are probably drowned. Tho re.
nearly three hours when tug came TO their
rescue. 1t took nearly three .Guarters Of an
hour hour to get tho men from their perilous posi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-05
SARA JEWETT's MISFORTUNE.
Several Theatrical Managers aro Ready te
Give Ren-At to AID Her.

Several Theatrical Managers are Ready to
Give nes-nt to AID Her.
The statement, printed In THE Sun yester-
day, that Miss Sara Jewett. formerly the lead
Ing lady OF tho Union Square Theatre. had up
piled to tho Actors Fund for money with which
to buy the necessaries OF life. and that her I'M
fortunate condition had resulted from indul-
gence In opium, did not create particular COM
mont among theatrical people who know
once charming and beautiful actress was we'll
known to them; To tho thousands who had
seen her upon the stage and admired her act
s ns Of Se Eneem1vs Committee
the Actors Fund said la last night that Miss
cial!y acted ,npon Tomorrow night Like all
maintained as to the name OF the applicant
request Of Miss Jewett It's functions apply to
Money received BY Miss 5swet. has has been
Jewett required further aid they would unite
in n benefit for her. Miss Jewett was with
Miss Kate Clax!on a year ago in tie Two
Phans She remained in The &c Company ST an only
week. 1t IL stated that she was then suffering
from the same aff1ction.
To THE Ep,ToR OF The SuN-Sir: In your
mos popular actresses Miss sara Jewet Nhir staying
nj clifton springs asst SUMNER met Miss Jewett for
the hrst time and in the cause % Justice desire to refue
some of the statements made In tU-dRy's article
Miss jewett was At the SAM arium for and treat
mtn for nervous prostraton brought about by her
mi,ng professional work ami not unJustly stated
by any Use OF Oplatca
That Miss Jewett lost great deal OF money in
th-atricn ventures SHE induced to enter upon is
well known TACT. and her continued illness aud conse.
Quent henyy expenses have placed her IL position OF
need but she did not make n Application 10 The Icinrs
Fund The statement that one 6y ono her friends have
been aenated IL u mistake. M one IL hiahiv
e med oE moro universally loved at O iron Springs
than Miss Jewett she Is continually surrounded bv nd
mrng friends there and wherever she spoken Of In
this whether by professional private indi
vduul ia always To speak Of her In The highest
as lady and an artisI. 10 great IL the interest
Of her friends az Clifton that Aug % last
tho guests at tile ranitatnn gav her benefit Among
those who only Had to have opportunity 10
show their Ly taking pars n the were
kcr' Mss NJ Surfing Mics EG PIERCE, NJ n Bal aud
Mas Jewei. was TO have sung but severe cold nre.
vented her. am personally acquainted with her phy
sr!an. and under his careful attention and the
which every one WIN attends the sAnartum must take
advantage Of Miss JeweLt Is not n physical wreck by
any means but daily getting stronger and will
doubtedy again he the admiration OF the theatre going
public Yours. very truly. CIsrOs BuRI'SG
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Policeman Mckay Get. hi. Revenge.

For Gods sake. Justice Duffy. don't send
mo to the Island. My husband only died last Friday,
and my home will 20 to rum" exclaimed Deborah Dow.
ling who deeply attired In mourning shs led
In front Of the bar Jefferson Market Police yes
terday Policeman Mckay of the Nineteenth precinct
arrested her at her residence I Seventh avenue In
intoxicated condition sunday night
Tn August last James bow llnc her husband. swors
out warrant against her on the char2. OF being
habituAl drunkard. The warrant served by Court
Ohicer Michael Kelly Mrs Bowling hepzed Kelly al.
low her to go into adjoining to change her
clothes She then spran9 out OF window on a tire Is
cape ni uot away, Dut was captured and locked up In
the Thre stree station house. During the might sh"
managed 10 escape from the station house through mo
basement dnor. Mckay WAS house iu,y thar ngn'.
aud he WAS held RccL ioI her 'sc;pe aud fined
nftsen days pay Justice Duty committed her 10 tho
Island fol one month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-05
sLossON,H nLTTMATulE.
ne Wishes 70 riay Z. - Chicsse Tsurna.
uent netore Cnnainr to New Yeri.

CHICAGO. Oct. 4.--George Slosson is not
pleased with the plan Of holding billiard tour
narncnts. a. outlined In the dispatches from
New York this morning. To The Sun cor
respondent this evening Slosson said: am
AZ anxious as anybody for two tournaments,
but Insist that tho frat. and not tho second.
shall DO played In Chicago II this point IL
conceded, will make no othor conditions. /
stand ready to give q bond In anv sum re-
duired and with approved securities. that II
the first Is played III Chicago l will 60
to New York and play In tho second
tournament: but perhaps tho better plan
would be to postpone the payment
Of tho percentages until both tourna-
ments shall have been completed
Very likely this would be the surest way to
make all tho players 20 through to the end
II this idea is not acceptable. propose that in
the event the first prize In Chicago is won by
one player. and the FIRST prize in New York by
another. tho two players shall bind themselves
to play of the tie In a match game for at least
$500 u side within ten days IRON the close Of
would be eettled, But offer this az sueGes.
a has Ssen IL CHICAGO to pay
that he should come now now SEXTON. / p UNDER
he propossa doaSe would
lizards grently"
The preliminary tourney suggested by
SchAefer between Gallagher, Carter. Cotton,
and Heiser Ia not feasible. Gallagher said to-
day positively that he would not enter such
tourney for the reason that In the event Of his
winning he would not put up $500 to enter q
sGnsS saganst such
same Is Undoubtedly true OF Cotton and
Heiser. Carter will put up his $500 and 10 into
the hve-hRnded contest, because he thinks he
would have y fair show to win out moro than
his entrance money by capturing either the
third or fourth prize.
: Last Friday q telegram was sent TO Maurice
DAILY by Charley Parker. asking him to corrobo-
rate Parkers statement that DAILY had pledged
ment was also held In New York. Up to this
evening no reply has been received.